Political slate and reaction to Buffalo strike mention
The text lists officers and alternates for a slate, including Whitelaw Reid as Vice President and Joslah Allen as Clerk of the Supreme Court, with alternate electors and delegates named. It contrasts Democratic press commentary on the Buffalo switchmen’s strike and the McKinley bill with a call to seize the moment for perceived political ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Joslah B. Allen
Athens
Buffalo
Homestead
British Parliament votes down Salisbury regime
The vote of no confidence, by a majority of forty, toppled the Tory government. The Grand Old Map will become English Premier, and Parliament will move to legislate for Irish relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Passage of Hon John G Warwik Ends Long Career
Obituary notes the death of Hon John G Warwik, a partisan figure and longtime congressman. It highlights his money making, willpower, and role as chairman of the committee on public printing, while criticizing his fitness and preparation for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Warwick
Congress
American Tourists in Europe Spend Millions for Gold
The article estimates 150,000 Americans abroad with 75,000 residents or year tourists and 75,000 season tourists. It calculates daily costs at 7.65 dollars per person, totaling 562,500 dollars daily and 3,937,500 weekly. Over a 14 week season from April 1 to August 1 expenditures reach 87,037,500 dollars, explaining Europe’s gold demand as American letters of credit are paid in gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wasson Circle Counters Editorial with Wary Sarcasm
A Democratic County Treasurer Rezi In B Wasson responds to a Wayne County Democratic editorial by issuing a circular paper. He argues his case clearly while inviting readers to interpret his sharper words and warn subjects about implied attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ReziIn B. Wasson
Wayne County Democrat
Mr. Wasson
Wasson
Divorces Granted in Extreme Cruelty Case Shoup Loses
The court denied plaintiff Shoup and granted Mrs. Shoup a divorce on extreme cruelty, awarding her the household effects, 2000 alimony payable in two installments, and 100 annually for child support. Custody awarded to Mrs. Shoup. costs taxed to Shoup. Three weeks of trial with over a hundred witnesses noted by the Delaware Herald editorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoup
Walter
Gill
Delaware Herat
Delaware Herald
Delaware
Alabama Tug of War Over Election Fraud Claims
A private letter from a financier notes Alabama counties on the edge of civil strife over Kolb versus Jones. The letter says Kolb leads by 19 000 to 40 000 while Jones claims about 10 000 and seeks a compromise, accusing fraud in the election.
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Alabama
Kolb
Jones
Editorialist Ballard Smith Resigns From New York World
The piece notes Ballard Smith the managing editor of the New York World resigns over disagreement with using the paper to manufacture false capital from the Homestead riots. It contrasts his truthfulness with party campaigning and mocks a suggested replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Smith
New York World
Louisville
Oats
Wooster
Uterine Catholicon advertised by Dr Marchisi
Amelia Box writes that she was near death from womb illness and credits Dr Marchisi’s Uterine Catholicon and Cleansing Wash with restoring her health. She reports weight gain, restored appetite, and asks readers to send their addresses to receive two free bottles to prove the claim.
Willing to Count the Negro Vote in Alabama Politics
The piece argues Alabama politics are unsettled as Kolb challenges Gov Jones in a race shaped by alleged ballot box stuffing and suppression of Black voters. It warns that the Democratic coalition uses Negro votes to mask white majorities, predicting further exposure of corrupt practices and Republican disenfranchisement.
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Alabama
Gov Jones
White Alliance
Kolb
Gov. Jones
South
Jones
Burbon Clan
Republican
Alliance
Jones Returning Boards
Solid South
Democratic Party
Record on Congress spends and profligate lords of great pretensions
The fifty first Congress appropriated 462 million dollars in its first session and the fifty second, with a 146 majority for Democrats, 510 million dollars. Critics warn of profligate expenditure and regard the Treasury as a public crib.
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Congress
United States Treasury
Mrs Solliday Dies in Neoga Ill After Illness
Mrs Nots Solliday wife of Mr Page Solliday formerly of Springville near this county died several days ago at Neoga Illinois from consumption. Mrs Solliday was sister to the Springville postmaster Mr Leboe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nots Solliday
Page Solliday
Springville
Neoga
Plymouth man returns from Fredericksburg after funeral
Mr J Rhodes of Plymouth Ohne called at the Republican office after attending the funeral of his niece Mrs Clara Marquis wife of Rev R Marquis in Fredericksburg. He has been a Republican reader and subscriber for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Rhodes
Plymouth Ohne
Republican
Fredericksburg
Clara Marquis
R Marquis
Rhodes
Ballot to Feature Twenty Three Presidential Electors and State Officers
Ohio will present a large ballot at the November election listing twenty three presidential electors and four party nominees for state officers, plus candidates for Circuit Court Judge, Congress, and county offices. Voters may confuse votes, especially where reactions are difficult.
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Ohio
Congress
Buffalo Switchmen's Strike Warns of Wider Railway Turmoil
A switchmen's strike in Buffalo threatens a broad controversy and could hurt national commerce. It is limited to two railways for now, but signs point to wider spread unless restraint occurs as labor unrest escalates.
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Buffalo
Reunion of the Heeleyites at Cuyahoga Falls August 21
Reunion of the Heeleyites to be held at Cuyahoga Falls begins August 21. An Orrville agent of the C A & O R will sell excursion tickets to Cuyahoga Falls and return for 31.25 valid four days after sale. Cuyahoga Falls prepares to entertain 5000 visitors.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Orrville
Weather crop bulletin Ohio patchy conditions and yields
The Ohio Weather and Crop Service reports in all sections rainfall, temperature and sunshine varied. Northern shows hot and dry first half with later showers. wheat poor, oats fair, corn late but improving. potatoes, clover seed and tobacco face pests. Southern and Middle sections describe general rain benefiting crops but delaying threshing, with mixed wheat and corn yields and continued issues with potatoes, grapes, and grasshoppers.
Protection and the Labor Wages Debate in Steel Mills
An article argues that protection raises Pennsylvania mill wages versus English pay, citing Iron Age figures. It contrasts roller and furnace roles with English equivalents, challenging free trade claims and quoting a Democrat committee chair on high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Amalgamated Association
Protection
Pennsylvania
England
the Tribune
Oatner
Democrat Conggoanlop Investigation Committees
Frick
Aaer’s Pills Safer Travel Remedy Promoted
A brief travel notice touts Aaer’s Pills as convenient and effective for costiveness indigestion and sick headaches. The remedy is pitched as safe for any climate and suitable for land or sea journeys.
Catarrh described as mucous membrane inflammation
The article defines catarrh as inflammation of the nasal and bronchial mucous membranes with mucus drawn into the lungs. It lists symptoms like violent sneezing headache and nose and eye discharge. It then promotes Elder Flower Dream cream as a cure manufactured by D W Stem Savannah and urges asking a druggist for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Stem
Savannah
Pension Information Notice For War Veterans Families
Names and postoffice addresses of honorably discharged soldiers not receiving full pension or any pension and of widows children or dependents not receiving full pension. Also heirs lacking full pay and bounty. New laws allow payment of previously rejected claims. No charge. Send to Pension Attorney in care of Wooster Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Wooster Knights Templar Journal From Denver to Wooster
A Wooster correspondent chronicles a long Knights Templar journey by train to Denver. He describes weather, sights on the plains, hard travel, limited meals, and humorous misadventures, noting humor and fellowship amid delays as the party nears Wooster.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from toledo firm
Franks Cheney sworn oath promises one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm J Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio endorses the remedy. Notary A W Gleason notes the December date and the advertisement urges readers to send for testimonials and buy from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Toledo
Lucab
Cheney
F J
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J Cheney
A. W Gleason
Notary Publie Hall
Low Rate Excursions Pass To Various Meetings
Excursion fares on the certificate plan offered for attendees of meetings including the Order Birth Abraham Grand Lodge Convention August 26 to September 2 Brotherhood of St Andrew Boston September 29 to October 2 1892 American Street Railway Association Annual Meeting Cleveland October 19 to 21 1892 Friends First Day School Purcellville Virginia August 13 to 20 1892 For information contact H B Dunniam GP A Yolambus 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brrth
Fertilizer Makers Promote Pure Raw Bone Goods
Canton Ohio fertilizers offer Pure Raw Bone Meat Superior Bone and Meat Dissolved Bone and Peerless Bone with a money back guarantee for purity. Manufactured from pure raw bone at Canton and sold from Wooster mill or Cedar Valley elevator with 200 tons on hand plus more coming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Wooster
Cedar Valley
Overholt & Co
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Sold in Wooster
A claimed quick remedy titled Mystic Cure promises radical relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It asserts it removes the cause and the disease vanishes, with a first dose offering immediate benefit. Priced 75 cents, sold by Lap bach & Boyd druggists in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapbach & Boyd, Druggists
Wooster
Progress Brethren Elder to Attend National Convention
Elder P J Brown will travel to Spring Fountain Park near Warsaw Indiana for the National Convention of the Progressive Brethren church. He will read on Inter-congregational Relations and be a leading convention worker. The town notes a saloon burglary tied to repeated break-ins and a severe cyclone causing farm and fence damage nearby.
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P. J. Brown
Spring Fountain Park
Warsaw
Ind
Progressive Brethren Church
Elder Brown
Riley Howey
Mr. Howey
Heny Yocum
Martinj Campbell
Wooster
Wm. F McKee
Josiah Swinehart
Swinehart
Mr NS
Mia K Road
John Fetters
Local visitors and town events highlight week
Mrs Schultz of Massillon visits in town while Mrs Howard of Norwalk stays with friends. Ina Roebuck works at Jobo Luginbubla store as ground breaks for a new Reabytarian parsonage. A Columbus excursion drew many locals. Prof McGlewen calls on Cresta friends. Mrs Java and daughter return from Mt. Fatou trip. A festival will aid the parsonage.
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Mra
Borge Schultz
Massillon
Aliss Clara Miller
AD Howard
Norwalk
Ina Roebuck
Jobo Luginbubla
Colombus
McGlewen
Cresta
Mt Fatou
Rertrude Pope
Laneside
Timberland Purchase and Local News From Orrville Area
Charles Viander buys seventeen acres of timberland from Joseph Rase and plans work soon. Orrville to Columbus excursion draws Marshallville fans, over a hundred attended. Ezra Keck of Dubuque visits parents David Keck. Prof Keck returns from Europe after vocal study with Paghardini in London. plans Milan course. Maggie Evans of Barverton visits town. Nesie Etling visits Massafon area. Charles Hershey arrested for stealing a rifle, released as witness failed to appear. possible false imprisonment suit. Evanglical Church services postponed, Keck leads song service.
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Charles Viander
Joseph Rase
Orrville
Columbus
Marshallvill
Rof
Ezra Keck
Dubuque
David Keck
Prof Keck
Titu Pag- Hardini
Western Music College
London
Europe
West Salem Visitors Share News and Local Farewell
West Salem notes report Mra T. J. Carmack and son of Cleveland visiting Elena Felger’s family and Lena McKibben of Viburg as guests. Lena Harrington of Cleveland visits town, and Toledo guests B Wannamaker and A Green travel from Toledo by Mansveld. An eight month old son of St Franks died of cholera infantum. funeral held at home. Rev E T Hagerman led services. An excursion to Brady's Lake drew many, with 340 tickets sold. Sabbath schools well represented despite bad morning.
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Mra
T. J. Carmack
Cleveland
Joseph Felger
Lena McKibben
Viburg
Minnie Fush
Lena Harrington
B. Wannamaker
A. Green
Toledo
Winsalen
Anna Armstrong
Wadsworth
St. Franks
E. T Hagerman
Brady's Lake
Aureoitadag
Methodist Sabbath School festival draws large crowd
The festival on Saturday evening hosted by the Methodist Sabbath School attracted many attendees. Music was provided by the Maysville Cornet Band and by Andy Miller and Henry Wehrley from Wooster. Lodwick of Wooster plans to relocate to lead a local school. Flickinger of Hindleyville moved to Dr. Buchanan’s farm near Mooland. Mrs Irvin Pool of Williams County visits her sister Mrs Correll. Mrs Snyder improves. John Metzler and Chaney Sutler join Kansas City excursion on the 19th. Howard Taylor from Barberton visits and is happy with his new home. Claiae Brandon of Pittsburgh visits family here.
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Knights Templar
Wooster Commandery
Denver
Weatery Plains
Wooster Knights
Chicago
Kansas City
Sparsley
Colorado
Wooster
Kansas Plains
Colorado Desert
Amenean Devert
Sir Knights
Hugo
Simon
Oscar Foss
Maysville
Andy Miller
Henry Wehrley
S. Ma. Lodwick
Flickinger
Hindleyville
Buchanan
Mooland
Irvin Pool
Wiliams County
Jos Correll
Joseph Snyder
John Metzler
Chaney Sutler
Howard Taylor
Barberton
Howard
Claiae Brandon
Pittsburgh
Visit of Rev James Boyd and local notes in Woostar area
Rev James Boyd from North Dakota was a guest of the Moore family and preached at the Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Prof Lowden moved his goods and will continue work elsewhere. Several teachers attended the Institute in Woostar. Miss Wheatley of Idaho visits local friends, guest of the MeO. Foster McCay plans an excursion to Kansas. Some citizens organize a band.
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James Boyd
North Dakota
Ev. Moore
Lowden
Woostar
Migs Wheatly
Idaho
Foster McCay
Kansas
Qny
Pennsylvania Lines Sale For Brethren Conference
Tickets to Warsaw Ltd via Pennsylvania Lines at one fare for round trip August 20 to 26 for the Brethren Church National Conference in Spring Fountain Park. Valid only on sale date and usable for return until September 2.
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Warsaw, Ltd
Pennsylvania
Brethren Church National Conference
Spring Fountain Park
Enjoyable Washington Trip via Pennsylvania Short Lines
Advertises low cost round trip excursions to Washington for G A R Encampment and Baltimore with side trip to Gettysburg. Fast through trains with Pullman cars depart from Indiana Ohio and Western Pennsylvania stations. trips run Sept 13 through Sept 30 with return by Oct 1. tickets available through local agents or F Van Jusen. Also includes a testimonial letter praising a patent remedy.
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National Capital
Baltimore
Quth
Washington
Instoric
Gettysburg
Arlor
Indiana
Osa
Pennsylvania
Pure bone fertilizers offered by Overholt & Co of Wooster
Advertiser Overholt & Co of Wooster Ohio promotes pure bone fertilizers with no adulterations. The notice also mentions Jos RK Overholt Cedar Valley as a supplier source.
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Overholt & Co
Wooster, O
Jos
Cedar Valley
Swayne's Ointment for Piles Offered by Mail
Advertises Swayne's Ointment from Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia as a treatment for piles. Claims intense itching and pain at night, with bleeding and ulceration, and asserts the ointment stops itching, heals ulcers, and removes tumors in most cases. Priced at 50 cents, available at druggists or by mail.
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Swane
Dr. Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
Low Excursion Rates To West For Knights of Pythias Meet
Low round trip rates offered for Knights of Pythias conclave with travel on Aug 1 2 1 22 and return valid through September 1st. Tickets available at Pennsylvania Lines agents with similar Chicago rates on same dates. Additional travel details and stops listed for Haysville Ashland Ohio and Coxe.
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Knights of Pythias
Chicago
Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion Promises Quick Cure for Animals
Advertised remedy claims to cure humans, horses, and all animals in three minutes. Marketed by Laubach & Loyd of Vrug gist, Wooster, Qiyrl. Product touted as a sure fail safe solution for pet and livestock care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolford
Laubach & Loyd
Vruggist, Wooster, Qiyrl
Archbishop Ireland Discusses Religion in Public Schools
In an interview Rev H L Morey and Archbishop Ireland debate religious presence in public institutions. Morey claims government wheels are godless and Catholic teaching should enter schools, while Ireland cites Protestant protests and legal limits, with both sides seeking a compromise.
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Morey
Question of Eligibility of Allison and McCreary on the Monetary Conference
The article questions whether Senators Allison Iowa and Jones Nevada and Representative McCreary Kentucky may serve on the international monetary conference, citing constitutional limits and uncertainty if such a commission falls under the law. The attorney general may be asked to decide the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Monetary Conference
Woman’s Grain Pipe Idea by Mrs Beanley
Mrs N E Beanley of this city claims a grain pipe line to move smoull grain through pipes from Chicago to the Atlantic coast. The system uses inflated shafts and a continuous grain stream to push kernels upward. power stations would be twenty five miles apart. A working model is to be built in Chicago this fall with an estimated cost of 20,000,600 for a line from Buffalo to the coast.
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Cricaan
N. E Beanley
Beagles
Chicago
Hanr
Briel
Roestimated
Buiffalo
Presbyterian Communicants Take Acid At Church In Amenca Duchess County
A nervous Sunday morning scene at a Presbyterian church in Amenca Duchess County when the pastor mistook a bottle of acid for wine and served it to about twenty communicants. Ezra Weston detected the error and alarms were raised. several parishioners experienced illness and were treated, while pastors and physicians attended.
Freight Wreck Crashes on Bridge Near Logan Ohio
A northbound fre ight train on the Hocking Valley and Toledo road fell through a bridge near Logan as timbers gave way. Engineer Uriah Brown and two crew members were badly hurt and taken to Logan. A wrecking train was sent to the scene.
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Columusus
Hocking Valley
Toledor
Logan
Uriah Brown
Walter Harris
Fred Morehead
Fineman
Fire destroys Brown barn in ongoing dispute with insurer
In Findlay Ohio near McComb an incendiary blaze yesterday wiped out Frank Brown’s barn and its wheat corn hay and threshing machine and horses amid a two month legal battle with Connecticut Mutual Insurance Co. Brown has resisted court seizure and defied officers repeatedly. The fire raises concerns of potential bloodshed as he remains out on bail for contempt.
Field Declared Election Sure by Farmers Alliance Leader
Dr W McCune, chairman of the Farmers Alliance executive board, says Field’s election is practically assured if the president is chosen by the House and the Senate then selects the vice president from the top three vote receivers. He cites constitutional hurdles and predicts Field would win over Stevenson.
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Washington
W McCune
Farmers’ Alliance
Weaver
Alliance
Field
McCune
House
Cleveland
Senate
Law State
M Cleveland
Reid
Stevenson
People's Party
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Democrats
Peoples Party
People’s Party
Alban
Lancks
National Farmers Alliace and Idustrial Union
Jel Simpson
Kansas
Peck
Wisconsin
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Hood
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